1 CJ.rsat riwfA Boyt> u c of.t.l,a » v. GniUmdina BondtwceM*.
2 C/E-i\r,rixiA Sappak, v. (Jampcchianum /ignuvr
3 Cal am charts, tAm. Ca/cimma prceparata —is not used hy
4 the Hakims; the cnlmino I used, I had. from Europe.
5 Galaniin, lap. (I.)
6 ^CatjAmiktka, v'„ Melissa Calamintha.
7 •Calamus AROMATicirs. Acorns Calamus —is brought into
8 the Punjab from Cnslimere. The Hakims use it. in hremorrhages
9 and intestinal ulcerations, also in suppression of urine and
10 menstrual evacuations, *Src. Sweet-flag is recommended in that
11 distressing complaint to which sailors are liable, well known by
12 the name wind-colic.
13 Calam. worn. (I.) Giddiness.
14 Calamus Draco, v. Draco i As, Sanguis.
15 Calc arc a—- are used by the Eastern people, as well as SUieea,
16 in a variety of forms, without their knowing what they use, being
17 totally unacquainted with chymioal analysis.
18 Calcarea carbonic a (I.) Dysentery. Redness of urine.
19 Spinal pain.
20 Calculi cystici, v. Ilezordicufth animate.
21 Ca.lebuookia ottosixlfolia— the root of this plant was sent
22 to me from the mountains, where, it is said to be oflicinal.
23 Calebr, oppos. radios (L) Impotency wit It spivmatprrhtfca.
24 •Calkndola OFFic.xNAX.ta—grow.' in Europe as well as in the
25 valley of Cashmere, but, is not used medicinal Ly in either place. (I.)
26 C Mor.t&i. as, v. Meremtus dulcis.
27 CAi.OPHYt.ismr Inophyt.lum— is said to be met within every
28 part of ITindostan, yet, I couid not find it at Lahore, and,
29 therefore, procured sonic from Calcutta. Prom these mis, it is
30 stated, a fragrant oil is expressed, which is recommended for
31 external;use in Rheumatism; and that the roots yield a resin
32 similar to Myrrh in appearance, but, in effect, like Tacantahaca.
33 Calopk . fnoph. semen (X.)
34 Caloxropjs gigantea. As vie pi as gigantea — "rows pro¬
35 fusely in all parts of lliiuiostan and the Punjab; in some
36 countries it attains the sue of a small tree. Amongst the
37 ruins of the old city of Lahore, dearly the whole vegetation